janua | sc 54 side table | black + gold limestone
Think marble is old-fashioned and heavy? Think again! The SC 54 brings the flair of Italian palazzi and Greek palaces to your living room. This stunning side table is undeniably classy, minimalist and looks great in tandem - after all, no two tabletops are the same.
The uniqueness of the tabletop is matched by the tailored frame: each tabletop sits unsecured on a made-to-measure metal substructure and proudly shows off its own unique patterning. A distinctive look for a variety of uses.
Black and Gold Limestone (Weichgestein):
Janua's natural stones are always finished with a silky matt leather surface. This is carried out in two steps: The natural stone is ground according to its hardness. Hard rocks must be ground significantly longer than soft rocks. Subsequently, the surface is worked with brushes of varying degrees of hardness. The result is a matte appearance and a high-low relief. Similar to brushed wood surfaces, the harder areas of the natural stone remain elevated while the softer veins and areas gain a depth relief. The stone does not shine and resembles leather. This form of surface treatment is also referred to as a satin finish. Natural stone surfaces with a leather look are versatile and easier to care for than polished or smoothed stone surfaces.
Original: $1,143.00
-65%$1,143.00
$400.05
Description
Think marble is old-fashioned and heavy? Think again! The SC 54 brings the flair of Italian palazzi and Greek palaces to your living room. This stunning side table is undeniably classy, minimalist and looks great in tandem - after all, no two tabletops are the same.
The uniqueness of the tabletop is matched by the tailored frame: each tabletop sits unsecured on a made-to-measure metal substructure and proudly shows off its own unique patterning. A distinctive look for a variety of uses.
Black and Gold Limestone (Weichgestein):
Janua's natural stones are always finished with a silky matt leather surface. This is carried out in two steps: The natural stone is ground according to its hardness. Hard rocks must be ground significantly longer than soft rocks. Subsequently, the surface is worked with brushes of varying degrees of hardness. The result is a matte appearance and a high-low relief. Similar to brushed wood surfaces, the harder areas of the natural stone remain elevated while the softer veins and areas gain a depth relief. The stone does not shine and resembles leather. This form of surface treatment is also referred to as a satin finish. Natural stone surfaces with a leather look are versatile and easier to care for than polished or smoothed stone surfaces.
